L'arbore di Diana

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L'arbore di Diana (The tree of Diana), is an opera composed in 1787 by Vicente Martín y Soler, with an original libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte. Da Ponte's only other libretto not taken from an existing plot was Così fan tutte.

Its premiere on 1 October 1787 marked the wedding of Joseph II's niece, the Archduchess Maria Teresa to Prince Anton Clemens of Saxony.[1]

The work was enormously successful in its day, but Martín's operas have since fallen from the repertoire.

Contents

Some arias are available in various compilations. No complete recording appears to have been released.

Martin's L'arbore di Diana, Roy Jesson, The Musical Times, Vol. 113, No. 1552 (Jun., 1972), pp. 551-553

Edición crítica de Leonardo Waisman, ISBN 84-8048-379-2, IBERAUTOR/ICCMU. Madrid, 2001, 544 págs.

  1. ^ Holden, p.95
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